Sanborn Refusal to Restrain Roosevelt Electors Upheld
The U S Court of Appeals sustained a ruling denying an injunction to stop Kansas county clerks from printing the Roosevelt electors ballot. Judge Sanborn’s decision was remanded for dismissal with instructions. Taft forces expected to appeal to the Supreme Court for a writ of certiorari as the case moves forward. Haywood pleads not guilty in Massachusetts for conspiracy related to last winter’s strike.
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Industrial Workers of the World
Anti American Tensions Escalate After Fire on Wheel boat
Reports from Nicaragua describe anti American sentiment flare along with a clash when a gunboat on the river opened fire on wagons near the town. Lieutenant Lew disperses a mob with sixty Marines and American patrols continue through the night to prevent further violence. Washington reports the wheeling vessel arrival and U S Navy bluejackets being called to respond amid lingering hostility and potential unrest.
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States Have Control Say They Can Remedy Trusts Better
In a Sept 16 interview at Indiana Thomas A. Weld, a Democratic presidential candidate, argues that states can eradicate trusts more effectively than the federal government. He contends state action can remedy the trust problem without federal overreach, urging policymakers to empower state authorities.
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Thomas Alarshall
Indiana
Lawrence Creamery Wins Red Ribbon at State Fair
The Lawrence Creamery took top honors at the Katsidis State Fair in Topeka for its Raw Print Butter. The victory boosts pride for Lawrence residents amid competition from pine creameries in Oklahoma, Colorado, Nebraska, Missouri, and Kansas. The community celebrates the quality of Lawrence products and the creamery’s success amid a field of regional rivals.
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Gave College Yell at New York Chemists Convention
In New York City the Gave College group attended the convention of Applied Chemistry. Professors and attendees from Jayhawer institution led by E. H. Bailey read cheers. Notables present included Robert Kennedy Duncan and W. A. Whittaker among others from various cities.
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Social Center movement draws Wilson and Roosevelt speakers
The Social Center movement spreads across the county as schoolhouse centers host leaders Woodrow Wilson and Theodore Roosevelt. Pre election plans include visits and speeches at the November 20 to 23 convention, with preparations for a presidential audience after the election.
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Knox Secretary of State Guests in Tokio Luncheon
In Tokyo on Sept 16 Secretary Knox, representative of the President, attends a farewell luncheon with Emperor Yoshihito and the late ruler Matsuhito’s memory. Knox will depart for Monoramal to visit the late ruler’s slave. Reports from Douglas note American fears over Mexican rebels in Sonora on Independence Day.
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Engineer Wolfe Named for New School of Mines Director
A former Kansas University engineering student, likely with a B.S. in Mining, is expected to be named director of the new School of Mines opening this fall in Weir City, Kansas. The special committee will recommend him to the Board of Regents, with a formal decision at the Thursday meeting.
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Lawrence
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Rezenta
Concert Tomorrow in Central Park First Friday Music
Concert plans in Central Park face weather risk as First Regimental Dart reports uncertain conditions. The band aims to perform the previously scheduled program if possible with hopes for weekly park concerts this season. Marriage licenses issued include Herman G Schul a and Mary A mazod Mich Hoy Parsons and Kauloli Jackson with ages 65 and 41 respectively. all marriages performed by the probate judge.
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Gyp and Louie Arraigned in New York Murder Case
Harry Horowitz and Rosenzweig were arraigned on indictment charging the murder of gambling figure Heenith Reseptlad. Court adjourned to September 18. The wives were held under bond at $2,400 as witnesses.
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Aline Giyp
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Herewitz
Rosenzweig
Defenders of Cameron's Dam Released After Dismissal
A group linked to Cameron's Pant faced a case over killings of state police officers. The wife Amy and three children of John Diets, alleged defenders, were released as assault charges against them were dismissed amid ongoing legal proceedings.
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Eau Claire
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John Diets
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Lelarzes
Funeral notice for Paul B. Strahm attended by lodge members
Members of Acacia Lodge No 9 invite Lawrence Lodge and fellow brethren to attend the funeral of Brother Paul B Strahm at Sume Temple on Tuesday September Ath at 2400 pm. Frank Whipple W M and J M Turner secretary sign the notice. Mildred Pettit of Peabody has returned to school and Mrs C W Ranaga returned from Kansas City.
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Lawrence Lodge No
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Peabody
Two Republican Candidates Challenge Assessments in Douglas County
Mrs. Lillie Kahne and Lloyd Duffee, both GOP candidates, urged the central committee to raise their campaign assessments at a Saturday meeting in the Court House. The committee partially granted the request, keeping the fund intact while noting the county’s confidence and expected victory for the ticket. A campaign program includes rallies at Pleasant Grove and the Roverserk Theatre in Lawrence, with Speaker TL Brady, and a plan to publish candidate funding details after the election.
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Roosevelt backers circulate petitions for independent ticket
Ten men pledged to vote for Theodore Roosevelt and Johnson will appear on the Independent column if Supreme Court rules Kansas electors stay off the Republican ticket. Petitions circulating in Lawrence to file with state secretary. list includes Sutton, Gartherver, Willingsly, Allen of Wichita, Poe, Stith, Keplinger, Allen White, Shackleton.
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Naan Allen White
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Supreme Court
Salazar Demands 200000 Ransom in Mexican Border Crisis
Reports from Marfa Texas outline Salazar demanding 200000 in ransom for hostages linked to Ore and bullion valued at 200000 at mines. Orozco’s capture rumors surface as U.S. troops patrol the border. officials and professors comment on wartime events near Ojinaga and Pasenado Oreco.
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Ojinaga
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Farmers Picnic at Woodland Park With Langdon as Speaker
The annual Farmers Education and Co operative Association picnic will be held tomorrow at Woodland Park. Extensive plans promise a big day with regular park attractions plus added events. W. C. Lansdon of Salina will be principal speaker, a longtime educator connected with the League’s statewide activities.
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Welfare League Plans Year of Work in Lawrence
The Welfare League of Lawrence outlines a busy winter with monthly meetings at the YMCA beginning October 6. Rev. Theodore Hansen will organize a men's league, staying a week to set plans and launch evening sessions, as Mrs. J. L. Brady praises the group’s enthusiasm and aims to extend welfare efforts to men and women across the city.
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Woman Murderer Pleads Before State Prison Chamber
A negro inmate at the state prison in New York delivered a rambling plea as the current was turned on. He claimed men should not kill and warned against harming women. The condemned man Williams had killed an elderly farmer, James Daly, and attempted to assault his daughter in the line of attack near Hon cure.
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Williams Case Continued in Police Court
In Lawrence police court this morning the City of Lawrence versus Tony Williams was continued with a January Saturday date set for further action.
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Paul Strahm Dead Former Lawrence Boy
Paul Strahm died Saturday evening of typhoid fever in Mexico Missouri. Burial will be at the father's home 1808 Barker Avenue tomorrow afternoon with Rev. Noble Elderkin officiating. Born November 5 1877 in Vevary Indiana he moved with parents to Lawrence about 1885 and lived there until six years ago. He was a member of several fraternal orders and had worked as a marble bust in St. Louis. He left a wife and three children.
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Snplies
Roosevelt Visit in Kansas Likely Canceled
Reported plan for Theodore Roosevelt to visit Lawrence next Saturday appears unlikely. Indications point to a single stop in Topeka for a speech, with the Second district trip reportedly called off.
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Lawrence
Fehé Chiratel
Topeka
Enrollment totals show slight drop from last year
The report lists campus enrollments: Central 519, Quincy 375, New York 231, Pineliner 304, Woodlawn 2 L and Lincoln 3, totaling 2264 for this year versus 2255 last year, indicating a small decrease overall though High School remains larger than last year.
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Twilight flight tale ends in midair collision death
A twilight flight by Theinais Aero ended in tragedy when How 1 was killed in a midair collision Saturday. Semi darkness and poor visibility contributed to the fatal crash as investigators began examining causes and safety lapses.
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Twentieth Kansas Reunion Planned in Lawrence
The Thirteenth Annual Twentieth Kansas reunion gathers September 25 26 with about 100 to 200 veterans expected. Lawrence hosts include Colonel Wilder Metcalf and local veterans who plan visits to Haskell Kansas University and Festivities around the Dou county Fair. Activities feature a banquet reminiscences a special tablet in Fraser Hall and a final community feed.
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Indians Practice in Rain on Muddy Field
Indians played through rain and mud Saturday afternoon showing no hesitation. Coach Kennedy stayed away, and Jamison’s absence weighed on the coach. Flood and Fontenell are viewed as promising quarterbacks to lead the Twlian machine this season.
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